Educational Quiz Manual
A simple guide to prepare, configure, and use the ProfeJuegos Quiz in class.
What it allows you to do
The Quiz turns classroom questions into a visual, fast, and participatory activity.
The teacher can write questions manually, load automatic categories from JSON, or practice languages. The game works in classic or race mode, can be used solo or with students, and allows you to change the visual style of the board.
Quick steps
How to prepare a quiz.
Open the game
Go to the Quiz page from the “Open the game” button.
Choose the mode
Select Classic Quiz or Race, depending on the type of activity you want to use.
Choose how to load questions
Use manual, automatic, or languages to prepare the content.
Choose how students will participate
Select play solo or with students to activate turns and scoring.
Review rules and visuals
Adjust time, number of options, points, race steps, and design.
Start the game
Click “Start quiz” and begin the activity with the class.
Game mode
Two ways to play the Quiz.
Classic
Each question is answered like a normal multiple-choice quiz. It is ideal for quick review, vocabulary, definitions, dates, or content from any subject.
Race
If played with students, each correct answer moves a car forward. The teacher can decide how many steps each participant needs to reach the finish line.
Question source
Three ways to prepare the content.
| Option | What it is used for | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Manual | Create your own questions for a specific class or activity. | Write each line with the question, correct answer, and options. The most useful format is question | correct answer | option 2 | option 3 | option 4. |
| Automatic | Use categories and subcategories already prepared in the JSON files. | Choose category, subcategory, quantity, and order. Then click Load automatic questions. In this mode, the title is generated automatically. |
| Languages | Practice translations and vocabulary between two languages. | Choose native language, practice language, category, subcategory, quantity, and order. Then click Load language quiz. |
Manual format
How to write questions and answers.
The Quiz accepts manual questions in a single text box. Each line can include the correct answer and other options.
With four options
Capital of France | Paris | Rome | Berlin | Lisbon Animal that produces wool | Sheep | Goat | Dog | Pig
With minimum answer
Red planet | Mars Basic unit of matter | Atom
With vocabulary
Translate "manzana" into English | apple | banana | orange | pear Translate "perro" into Italian | cane | gatto | cavallo | topo
Practical tip
If you write only question | answer, the system will try to complete distractors by taking them from the other answers in the same quiz.
Participation
Play solo or with students.
| Mode | When to use it | What appears in the game |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | For individual review, projected practice, or quick use without a list of names. | The question, options, timer if enabled, and the quiz can advance manually or automatically. |
| With students | For turns, scoring, and classroom activities. | A list of students is entered. The game shows the current turn as a popup and keeps score or race progress. |
Rules
Settings the teacher can adjust.
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Turn | It can be manual or automatic. In automatic mode, after answering a question, the quiz moves to the next student or the next question depending on the mode. |
| Time | It can be played without time or with a visible timer. The timer appears large and centered when the visual style allows it. |
| Number of options | Allows you to use 2, 3, or 4 possible answers per question. |
| Order | Decides whether the options are shuffled or kept in the same order. |
| Points per correct answer | Adds points for each correct answer. |
| Penalty | Subtracts points for mistakes if the teacher wants a more challenging activity. |
| Race steps | In Race mode, defines how many steps a car needs to reach the finish line. |
Visual
Styles to change the game atmosphere.
The Quiz includes several designs so the activity can look more formal or more fantastic, depending on the age of the group and the type of class.
| Visual | How it looks |
|---|---|
| Classic quiz | Clean style with more color than a normal worksheet, useful for general classes and clear projection. |
| Fantasy bubble | Large speech-bubble-style question and rounded answers, with a more fun atmosphere. |
| Color show | Answers like a game show panel, very visible for group projection. |
| Neon arcade | Purple and gold style with a retro video game feel. |
| Bright cosmos | Dark space background with glow and futuristic panel-style answers. |
| Pop festival | Bright and cheerful palette, useful for primary school, languages, and quick review. |
| Treasure map | Adventure look with warm tones and exploration-style answers. |
| Pixel party | 8-bit game style with blocks and very strong colors. |
Language mode
How to use the Quiz for translations.
During the game
What happens when the quiz is already in play.
| Element | What it does |
|---|---|
| Turn popup | In student mode, it appears in the center to show whose turn it is to answer. |
| Timer | Counts down if the teacher enabled time. It changes visually when little time remains. |
| Feedback | The game indicates whether the answer is correct or incorrect and shows the correct one. |
| Scoreboard | In solo mode, it shows points, correct answers, and mistakes. With students, it shows the ranking. |
| Race | In Race mode, each student has a car and progress depends on correct answers. |
| Auto-advance | If the turn is automatic, the quiz moves on by itself to the next question or the next student. |
Class ideas
Simple uses for different subjects.
Quick review
Use 10 questions at the beginning or end of class to review key ideas.
Vocabulary
Works well for definitions, synonyms, capitals, formulas, or authors.
Languages
Practice translations by topic with answer options that are easy to compare.
Healthy competition
Use the race with students to give rhythm and participation to the class.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions before using it.
How many questions can I use?
In automatic and language modes, lists of up to 30 questions are used. For class, 10 or 20 is usually the most convenient.
Can I use it without students?
Yes. In solo mode, there is no need to enter names and the quiz can advance automatically.
Does the race work without students?
No. The race is designed for a list of students, because each participant needs their own car and progress.
Is the title always written manually?
No. In automatic and language modes, the game can automatically generate the title according to the category or vocabulary loaded.
Can it be used to practice languages?
Yes. The teacher chooses native language, practice language, category, and subcategory.
Can I change the visual style?
Yes. The Quiz includes several designs, from a classic style to more fantastic and colorful variants.
Ready to use
Prepare a Quiz and start the activity.
Choose the mode, load questions, adjust the visual style, and use the game to review, compete, or practice languages with your class.